Stainless steel is an extremely versatile metal that is selected by many manufacturers for it’s broadly desirable characteristics. Contrary to what most people believe, the term “stainless steel” doesn’t refer to one particular alloy. Rather, the general term is used to refer to a variety of iron-based alloys comprising of at least 10.5 percent chromium. To enhance the metals’ resistance to corrosion, strength, and other properties additional elements are usually added.
The quantity of raw material to produce Stainless Steel. (40%), consequently the CO2 emission decreases.
The durability of stainless steels makes reuse very important. Examples: Bottles, mugs, cups, straws… Single use of plastics is increasingly banned.
Stainless Steel is 100% recyclable, all the scrap collected (82%) is reused.